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Hi! As far as I’m aware I haven’t seen a particular place to buy them straight up.  I didn’t do anything particularly special - just some modifying. Depending on if you already have or can easily access some of the other materials, it’s probably even a pretty cheaper alternative to getting them customized. I used the following:

Blue High Top LED Shoes

I got the just on Amazon for around $30 USD, here is the direct link to the ones I got.

Orange Shoe laces

Pretty explanatory, easily retrievable on amazon, ebay, or local crafts shop that has colored shoe laces.

Paint

Literally, I just painted the entire rest of the design on by hand with cheap acrylic  - painstakingly but definitely worth it lol. Make sure to seal the paint with some kind of weather-proof sealant and paint with the shoe laces removed of course. It might help to use paint tape to avoid the LED soles or any other parts you don’t want painted.

I’m extra so I tried my best to copy the pattern as seen from the only reference available at the time, but just throw some splatters on there and you’re good fam.

I hope this helps^^/ Thank you for your ask! Good luck and have fun!! 

「狼は誰かな~ ♪」

最近気になった「狼ゲーム」というアプリ、本当に楽しくて

¯\_( ͠° ͟ʖ ͠° )_/¯ idk my friend kept recording me while I was preparing to make this...... “masterpiece”:

haha this wig is so light yikes

Finally got to wear this at a (mini)con 

Yooo I’m excited for Kumo!

D1: Akira DAN DLC (AM) Minato DMN (PM)

D2: Get along shirt Bakugou with @maridoot as my Deku! (AM) Akira DAN DLC with @rozecos as my Goro <3 (PM)

D3: Minato DMN  with @rozecos as Akira DAN! (DANCING ALL DAY AND NIGHT)

P5 night pt.2 memery

Last pic ref to this post  ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Just bros being bros no homo only bromo

P5 shenans dump pt.1 Ryuji it’s time to stop

Hello!

Technically I didn’t use the same exact pattern, but altered Akechi’s pattern from Akira.

⇒ Here ⇐ is a more in-depth explanation post of how I went about that, including a link to download link to my patterns!

To answer your other question, as you will see in that other post, yes I did do it in small pieces–about 6 iron-on sheets. Rather than overlapped however, I printed them making sure they connected consecutively at their edges. If you need to or can’t get around it, overlapping iron-on sheets is fine as long as you are careful of any blank space overlapping or printed color that would otherwise darken from being layered.

If you do it this way, you may have to break up the patterns and arrange into a way printable for you and your printer!